Naman Xana: The Ultra-Luxury Tower Redefining Mumbai's Elite Living
Mumbai: A towering presence on Mumbai’s prestigious Worli Sea Face, Naman Xana has emerged as the epicenter of luxury living in 2025. While Mumbai is no stranger to lavish buildings, this 150-metre, 44-storey tower has shattered all previous records. A historic deal worth over Rs 700 crore has thrust this ultra-luxury project into the global spotlight.
This raises a significant question: what makes a single apartment in Naman Xana so special that India’s wealthiest individuals are willing to spend billions of rupees? Is it merely the breathtaking sea view, or does it offer something more in terms of design and security?
Worli Sea Face has long been a favored location for the affluent, but in 2025, Naman Xana stands out as India’s most expensive residential project. Developed by the Naman Group, with architecture by Talati & Partners, the tower boasts a unique pillar-free layout. This innovative design allows owners to customize their homes, ranging from 6,500 sq ft to 22,000 sq ft, according to their preferences. Such flexibility is a rarity in high-rise buildings.
Privacy is a paramount concern for the ultra-wealthy, and Naman Xana ensures this with only 22 families residing in the entire tower. Each apartment offers a panoramic 180-degree view of the Arabian Sea, creating a sensation of floating above the ocean. The building features 11 floors dedicated to parking, along with a gym, Pilates room, indoor games area, and a grand party hall. Constructed using a hybrid RCC and steel structure, the tower combines robust strength with a sleek, modern glass-like appearance.
In 2025, property deals in Naman Xana have ranged from Rs 200 crore to over Rs 700 crore, causing a stir in the real estate industry. Leena Gandhi Tiwari, Chairperson of USV Pharma, acquired two duplex apartments spanning the 32nd to 35th floors. The 22,572 sq ft home cost Rs 639 crore, and nearly Rs 703 crore including taxes, at a record Rs 2.83 lakh per sq ft. Tanya Dubash of Godrej Industries purchased a sea-facing duplex for Rs 225.76 crore. Vibhavari Sanghvi, wife of Sun Pharma promoter Dilip Sanghvi, bought two apartments worth about Rs 135 crore.
Naman Xana is more than just a building; it has become a status symbol. With a limited number of homes and a prime sea-facing location, it exemplifies the trend among India’s billionaires to seek not just luxury, but rare and elite living spaces where even neighbors belong to the same prestigious league.
For the ultra-rich, Naman Xana offers a unique blend of exclusivity, privacy, and unparalleled amenities. It stands as a testament to the evolving standards of luxury living in Mumbai, setting new benchmarks for future developments in the city.
